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July 30, 2006
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Oct. 30, 2005
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Sept. 25, 2005
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Aug 28, 2005
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Aug. 14, 2005
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July 31, 2005
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July 24, 2005
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July 10, 2005
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July 3, 2005
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June 26, 2005
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June 19, 2005
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June 12, 2005
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May 29, 2005
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May15, 2005
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April 24, 2005
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April 10, 2005
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April 3, 2005
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March 27, 2005
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March 13, 2005
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March 6, 2005
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Feb. 27, 2005
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Jan. 30, 2005
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Dec. 26, 2004
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Nov. 28, 2004
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Oct. 31, 2004
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Oct. 24, 2004
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Sept. 26, 2004
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Aug. 29, 2004
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July 25, 2004
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July 18, 2004
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July 11, 2004
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July 4, 2004
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June 27, 2004
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June 20, 2004
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June 13, 2004
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June 6, 2004
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May 30, 2004
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May 16, 2004
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April 25, 2004
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April 18, 2004
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April 11, 2004
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Mar. 28, 2004
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Jan. 25, 2004
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Jan. 11, 2004
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Dec. 28, 2003
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Dec. 14, 2003
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Dec. 7, 2003
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Nov. 30, 2003
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Nov. 23, 2003
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Nov. 16, 2003
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April 15, 2007
2nd
Sunday of Easter
Christ is Risen! He
is Truly Risen!
Alleluia! Alleluia!
Weekend Mass Intentions
Saturday, April 14
6:00 PM Alexina Therrien by
Normand & Jeannine Fraser
Sunday, April 15
9:30 AM For Parishioners of St. Paul
Saturday, April 21
6:00 PM For
Parishioners of St. Paul
Sunday, April 22
9:30 AM For Lucille St. Onge by Jeannette
Bourque
Parish office hours
Our parish office is open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 AM to 12:30
PM. The Pastoral Associate is in most afternoons until 4:00 PM.
If you need to come in the PM please give us a call to make sure
someone is here. Messages can always be left on the answering
machine.
Are you registered?
Are you new to our parish? If you
are, please pick up a registration form in the vestibule of the church.
Registration is very important. Just drop it in the basket or
mail it to our office. Thanks! We are always happy to
receive new parishioners. We welcome you and pray you will be
happy here with us.
Please use church envelopes
Envelope users provide the bedrock of our financial
support. Please consider using them. New packets of
envelopes are mailed every three months. If you would like to receive
some but you are not yet on the mailing list, please call Jeannine to
give her your name and address. Thank you!
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Envelope
Request Form
____ I want to support our parish on a regular basis. Please
add me to the envelope list.
Name ______________________________
Address___________________________
Town ________________,NH Zip ________
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Update
on Parish Income
Weekend
of April 1, 2007
St. Paul, Candia
Envelopes $2225
Loose 975
Credit 125
Total 3325
Good Friday Donations $411.00
Last weekend envelope users contributed 71% of our income.
(Amount tithed for the poor and needy: $199.50)
Thank You so much for your Generosity.
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Pastoral Council Meeting.
. .There will be a meeting of the Pastoral Council this Monday, April
16, 2007, at 7:00 PM. We hope to see you all then.
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News from the CYA (Catholic Young Adults)
It is with great joy the young adults of St.
Joseph’s Cathedral invite you and the young adults of your parish to a
presentation and book signing by acclaimed author Dawn Eden on
Saturday, April 14th at 4pm at the Barnes and Noble in
Manchester. Miss Eden, a recent convert to Catholicism, published
The Thrill of the Chaste last year. The book
is influenced heavily by John Paul II’s Theology of the Body
and is a wonderful guide to practical living for young adults facing
the pressures of the over sexualized society we find ourselves in today.
If you have any questions, please contact
Courtney Eschback at courtneyeschbach@yahoo.com
or call 724-1863
Electronic
Offering:
Our Parish is now able to take your offertory donations through Credit
or Debit card. If you wish to make you contribution in
this manner, simply fill in the following and return to our
office.
*****************************************
Name on Card___________________________________
Address________________________________________
Please Check: ______MasterCard ______Visa
______Debit MasterCard _____Debit Visa
Card Number:____________________________________
Expiration:_________________Amount:_______________
How often do you want this transaction to occur?
____One time _____Weekly_____Bi-Weekly ______Monthly
Signature:________________________________________
Email___________________________________________
Grades K – High School
If you have children of age for Religious Education,
please remember to pick up a registration form for Religious Education
for the coming year. All children from grade K – the end of
Confirmation must register. The registration does not roll
over from one year to the next. You can pick up a form in the
back of the church or you can visit the parish office Monday – Thursday
during office hours or give us a call at 483-8481 and ask us to mail
you a form. We would be happy to do this
Grades K- 3 Classes for children
in these grades has resumed on the weekend of September 16/17.
Grades 4 – 10 + Last
year we initiated a new program for the children in these grade
levels. The classes are held once a month and the program is
geared to the entire family. Parents are strongly urged to attend the
sessions as there is an adult component to the program which helps them
to deepen their knowledge of the faith as well as making it possible
for them to compliment the practice of the faith in the home. Our
first class was held on Sunday, October 15, 2006. Our
next class is scheduled for April 15 at St. Peter Church in Auburn. The class will end at 5:30 and will be followed by a
Pot Luck Supper for all who are in attendance. Please call
Diane Soucy at 483- 8854, our contact person for the Supper, to
let her know what you want to bring.
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Question of the Week
2nd Sunday of Easter - Divine Mercy
Theme: (Faith in the Risen Christ )
Reading Acts of theApostles 5:12-16 (Signs & Wonders)
Reading Rev.1: 9-13, 17-19 (I Am Alive Forever)
Gospel: John 20:19-31 (We Have Seen the Lord)
Question
for Adults:
When have I been a source of peace for others? For my
family? Friends? Neighbors?
This week’s Gospel message of Peace is one that is very pertinent in
today’s society and in the world at large. Unfortunately, we
often see the notion of peace as being related to politics as opposed
to be directly related to our daily and personal lives.
Being a person of Peace involves our whole being,
not merely our heads. It involves our heart and our gut as
well. If we are to be people of Peace we need to have a well
developed understanding of what it means to bring peace. It also
involves being aware of our patterns of speech, actions and reactions.
As you take some time to reflect on the above
question this week, you might want to ask God to enlighten you on your
shortcomings in relation to this part of your life. For example,
are you aware of you communication patterns? Are you conscious of
your desire to control or manipulate the lives of others? Do you
listen attentively when your spouse or your children speak, or are you
always waiting to state your opinion, regardless of what they
say? Do you try to see from your neighbor’s perspective on
things or is it your way or the highway?
If we are honest about our behavior and
our feelings and patterns of thought, we can do some serious work
toward Peace. . .a practice that will eventually have a world wide
effect.
Question
for Children? What can I do to help someone at
school? What can I do to help someone at home? This
week’s Gospel message is one of being a person who brings peace.
Peace is a very important concept for children to understand.
Perhaps you might want to have a discussion with your child about being
a person of peace. Try in bring up the ideas of being sensitive
to the feelings of others and being a good listener. Trying to
see a situation from the perspective of the other person always helps
make our lives more peaceful. Help you child to see that
insisting on our own way is not always a peaceful
road.
It’s a Nun Run! No, we’re not really
running . . .we’re praying, talking, eating, visiting and getting to
know one another. We’ll drive from convent to convent and meet
sisters from at least 5 congregations. Saturday April 21st 8am to
4pm. For single women ages 15 and up. Register by April
16th with Judith Christopher at the Office for Vocations. All
669-3100 or e-mail jchristopher@rcbm.org.
Vocation Discernment Retreat
Could Christ be calling you? How do you
know? What do you do if you think He is? Come bring your
questions and learn how to pray for the answers. This retreat is
for single women ages 18-45. It will be held at Joseph House in
Manchester April 27th to 29th. Suggested donation is $50-100 as
able. Register by April 20th with Sr. Lorraine Aucoin, pm at
668-1791 or sr.lorraine@yahoo.com.
Baby Sitter Needed: A parishioner is in
need of a mature babysitter for late afternoons and evenings during the
week. Single mom must work and has two school age children ages 6
and 9. Hours vary from week to week and dependability is
important. Drivers license a plus. Please call Kathy at 483-5213.
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Look at Upcoming Events
Trinity High School Spring Open House for
6th and 7th graders on Tuesday May 15th, from 7 to 9 PM. Late
applicants to the 9th grade and transfer students are also
welcome. “Meet THS Night” will enable you to view our school
facilities, meet our faculty and students and see what we mean by “It’s
about values. . .It’s about program. . .It’s about people . . .A great
beginning to a great future!”
At the same time you may register for our 7th grade
practice exam which is being held on Saturday, May 19th, from 8:30 to
11:30. Late applicants may also take their exam at this
time. Doors open at 8:15 am. Pre-registration is
required. You may do so by downloading the Admissions Exam form
on our website at www.trinity-hs.org
and mailing it to Trinity High School, Admissions Office, 581 Bridge
Street, Manchester, NH 03104, or by calling the Admissions Office at
668-1779 to register or with any questions. See you on the 15th!!
The Seabecks are Coming. . .Ray and Lauretta
Seabeck who live in Gilford, NH, are coming to our parish to speak to
the Confirmation Candidates about ministry to the poor in Haiti.
The Seabecks have been operating a ministry for the people of Haiti
from their home in Gilford. They are in contact with the Sisters
of Charity founded by Mother Theresa. As a part of their visit,
they will be showing a slide presentation on their work.
Since our parish is actively involved with Haiti, I
would like to invite anyone who would be interested in learning more
about this ministry. They will be coming on Saturday, April 14th
at 9 am. The presentation will last about an hour.
Catholic for a Reason Conference
St. Michael’s Parish will be
hosting Dr. Ted Sri, for a Catholic For a Reason Conference on
Saturday, April 21st from 9am to 2:30pm. Tickets will be $20.00 in
advance and $25.00 at the door. Anyone interested can call
772-3916 for more information.
Volunteer Training Group
Would you like to volunteer by helping individuals
at the end of life? Would you like to use your talents, gifts and
abilities to make a difference. We will train you to do some of
the most important work you will ever do as you journey with
others. The group will meet on
Friday Mornings:
February 23 – April 27, 2007 from
9:00 a.m. – 12:00 noon at the
RVNA & Hospice Office
137 Epping Road, Exeter, NH.
Moore School Sponsoring Project Childfind . . .which
involves screening your child’s abilities in speech, motor, and
learning skills. The screening is administered by the
professional staff of the Candia School District. To be eligible,
the child must live in Candia, must be accompanied by parent /guardian
and must be under 6 years of age. This is a free screening.
For an appointment contact the School district before April 30 at
483-5628.
Come join us for an evening with Fr. Benedict J. Groeschel, CFR
Holy Family Academy, a private
school located in Manchester, NH, and providing a classical education
in the Roman Catholic tradition for students in grades 7 – 12, will be
holding an “EVENING WITH FATHER BENEDICT J. GROESCHEL, CFR” on
Thursday, May 3, 2007 at 6:00 PM at the Event Center at C.R. Sparks in
Bedford, NH. Come and spend an evening with Father Benedict as
well as enjoy a meal prepared by the C.R. Sparks gourmet chefs.
Tickets are $100.00 per person and proceeds will help benefit Holy
Family Academy in continuing the Academy’s program of excellence in
classical education and solid formation in the Catholic Faith.
Tickets may be obtained by contacting the Academy Office at
603-644-7247.
Called to Servant Leadership . . .is the Standard Level,
three-year Lay Ministry Formation Program intended for those in parish
leadership such as catechetical leaders; youth ministry, RCIA, and
outreach coordinators; those who train liturgical ministers; and those
who prepare couples for marriage. On Thursday, March 22, 2007
there will be an Information Meeting from 7 – 9 p.m. at St. Thomas
Aquinas High School, 197 Dover Point Rd, Dover, NH 03820, for those who
are interested in learning more about the Called to Servant Leadership
Program. Please use the front entrance of the school and follow
the signs to the information meeting. For further information,
contact Pat Gabree at 6600-3100 or pgabree@rcbm.org.
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CURRENT PRAYER REQUESTS
Please remember the following
people and intentions in your daily prayers:
Our sick parishioners and
friends…
Please pray for the
following people:
Stephen and Charlie Doucette, Marie Keenan, Betty Lintz, Cecile
Gendron, Lori Aguilera, Kimberly Mirolo, Rita Sullivan, Kathy
Gauthier, Jean Swindler, Roger Plante, Joseph Gesel, Jacob
Desrocher, Cindy Huard, Deborah McGovern, Ethel Thomas, Gordon Gladden
and Carol Sheperd.
For peace in the world,
especially in the Middle East…
For those serving in the armed forces...
For families experiencing stress due to financial, emotional or
relational problems
For our sister parish in Haiti...
For vocations to full-time ministry, especially
the priesthood, the deaconate, religious life lay ministry...
If you would like to add a person or intention, please
let us know. If people on the sick list are no longer in need of
prayers, please let us know.
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Alleluia!
Alleluia!
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